Setback for PSG as Henry's decision leaves club hanging
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Pep Guardiola has commented on the possibility of Manchester City signing French forward, Kylian Mbappe.
Mbappe’s future is currently up in the air after the 24-year-old sent a letter to his club, Paris Saint Germain, last week to update them on his current stance.
The pacey forward, whose deal runs out in 2024, stated he did not wish to commit to PSG and would rather bide his time before deciding on his next destination.
This has left the French giants in a conundrum on whether to cash in on Mbappe or to allow him to play for the club next season and risk losing him for free.
Setback for PSG as Henry's decision leaves club hanging
FootballThe uncertainty around the star's future has put several clubs on high alert, including Real Madrid, who tried to sign the Frenchman unsuccessfully previously.
Another club with the financial muscle to sign a player like Mbappe is Manchester City, who recently established themselves as arguably the best club in the world at the moment thanks to a treble triumph last season.
Pep Guardiola was recently asked about the Citizens' stance on the PSG superstar and if the club would potentially make a move, and his answer was quite interesting.
“We will not sign Kylian Mbappé, he’s not joining Man City,” Guardiola told @elchiringuitotv in an interview. “All of you know where he wants to go…”
As far as Mbappe’s reported stance is concerned, he has stated he would rather stick it out at Paris Saint-Germain and honour his current contract to the end.
Kylian Mbappe sends formal letter to Paris Saint-Germian about his future
FootballMeanwhile, The Sun reports Real Madrid are already exploring other options after the departure of Karim Benzema, and are now likely to move for Newcastle flop, Joselu.
Further reports claim the loan transfer is already done and the announcement of the Spaniard as a member of Los Blancos is said to be subject to an official announcement.
Elsewhere, Sports Brief reported on how Lionel Messi marked a World Cup anniversary with an inspiring message, six months after Argentina won the trophy.
After edging out France in a penalty shootout, La Albiceleste won the title for the third time in the nation's history - and the first one of Messi's glittering career.
The Argentine veteran bagged seven goals and provided three assists in eight games and received the prestigious Golden Ball for his performances in Qatar.